A. Romeo and Juliet join in an arrangement for the sale of football souvenirs. Partners...

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A. Romeo and Juliet join in an arrangement for the sale of football souvenirs. Partners agree to the following:

  • Romeo shall be allowed a commission of 20% on net purchases made by him;
  • Each member shall be allowed a 25% commission on his own sales; and
  • Any remaining profit shall be shared equally.

Joint operation transactions follow:

Romeo

Juliet

Cash purchases

950

-

Expenses paid

-

150

Sales (each keeps his receipt)

800

600

1. The amount due to (from) joint operators:

2.The joint operation profit (loss) is:

B.

Brand Constructions began operation in 20x8. Construction activities for the first year is shown below. All contract are with different customers, and any work remaining at December 31, 20x8 is expected to be completed in 20x9. Brand uses the cost-to-cost percentage of completion in accounting for its projects.

Project

Contract price

Billings to date

Collections to date

Actual costs to date

Additional cost to complete

One

560,000

360,000

340,000

450,000

130,000

Two

670,000

220,000

210,000

126,000

504,000

Three

520,000

500,000

440,000

330,000

Totals

1,750,000

1,080,000

990,000

906,000

634,000

1. Assume that Branch uses the cost recovery method instead, calculate the aggregate net profit recognized in the 20x8 income statement for these projects.

2. Calculate the amount of current liability recognized in the 20x8 balance sheet

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